Sunday School and local social notes serve community
Sunday School meets each Sunday at 9 30 a.m. Everyone invited. Wedding bells are expected soon in the area. Updates on residents include Harry Wells and Miss Ellen Long visiting or recovering. Many local families and kinfolk from Mace, Thorntown, Crawfordsville, and Rensselaer are noted for visits, nursing, and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wells
Ellen Long
Near Mace
D. F. Rogers
Wm. Bundy
Rensselaer
Wm. Phobus
Esther Gordon
Dan Hampton
Lew Bush
Roy Wells
Near Lutheran
Robert Coolman
Lloyd Stout
Thorntown
Lynn Deck
Will Deck
M. E. Clouser
Frank Fisher
Marshall Hampton
Ira Clouser
Grace
Granville Clifton
Crawfordsville
Daniel Clouser Sr
M. E. Davis
Andrew Lewis
Wm. Wright
Social visits widen circles in local town
Mr and Mrs Tom Tincher and Mrs Nettie McClaskey with son Joe spent Sunday with John Mote. Mrs Walter Maxwell and children with Mrs Austin Maxwell and sons visited Mrs Winford Swinney on Thursday. Earl Woody and children called on Harry Weliever family. Austin Maxwell and sons visited Alex Maxwell and family. Jess Brown and sons spent Sunday afternoon in Ladoga. Perl Grimes Cecil Adrian and Lester Hamilton called on Austin Maxwell Sunday evening. Gladys Harvey visited with Miss Ola Taylor. Austin Maxwell and sons spent Wednesday with Mrs Perl Grimes. Ed Taylor family hosted Will Kell of Bowers, John Summers and family and Gladys Harvey Sunday. Crawford and children called in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Tincher
Nettie McClaskey
Joe
John Mote
Walter Maxwell
Austin Maxwell
Ales Maxwell
Winford Swinney
Earl Woody
Harry Weliever
Alex Maxwell
Jess Brown
Ladoga
Perl Grimes
Cecil
Adrian
Lester Hamilton
Gladys Harvey
Ola Taylor
Ed Taylor
Will Kell
Bowers
John Summers
Crawford
Weekend Socials Across Highview and Nearby Towns
Highview residents hosted and visited relatives in a weekend of gatherings. Mr and Mrs William Fordyce and son Edward Jr of New Ross joined Mr and Mrs Aben Abbott and son Stanley Reid. Ed Conrad of New Market visited H L Quigg and family. Ed Williamson and daughter Helen Maye with Belle Williamson and Frank of Mace spent time with Herman Francis and Damon. Walter Booker and family visited Mace. L W Vannice hosted Rade Crumm and family of Potato Creek. Minnie Lafollette and Edna near Shannondale called on Tacy Quigg and daughters Monday. Art Booker family and Margaret Warfield visited Cerro Gordo and Potato Creek residents Monday evening. The Community Meeting drew a large turnout Friday with a program by Jamestown residents. Sunday School at 10. Everyone welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highview
William Fordyce
Edward Jr
New Ross
Aben Abbott
Stanley Reid
Ed Conrad
New Market
H. L. Quigg
Ed Williamson
Helen Maye
Darlington
Belle Williamson
Frank
Mace
Herman Francis
Damon
Walter Booker
L.W. Vannice
Rade Crumm
Potato Creek
Minnie Lafollette
Edna
Shannondale
Tacy Quigg
Art Booker
Mildred
Leone
Margaret Warfield
Cerro Gordo
Jil
L. W. Vannice
Jamestown
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix in Branstetter Estate
The undersigned has been appointed and qualified as Administratrix of the estate of Sylvester C Branstetter late of Montgomery County Indiana deceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent. Johnston Johnston Attorneys for Estate June 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester C. Branstetter
Montgomery County
Indiana
J. Branstetter
Johnston & Johnston
Nyal lines of remedies at Kersey's drug store
Hog Tone will save that sick hog and keep the others well. Guaran teed The Corner Drug Store. Does your suit need pressing and cleaning Leave it at Saidla's Restaurant Surface Gott Crawfordsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kersey’s
Saidla’s
Surface & Gott
Crawfordsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Insurance
Ind
Darlington Herald
S. G. Kersey
Arrowe
Moffitt’s Grocery
Max Tannabaum
Conley Long
Jesse*Clouser’s
Perry Zollars
Helen Gray
Newt Gilmore
Davenport
Brainard
Butler
Lexington
Office
N. F. Peacock
Rettinger
R.‘R. Pollom
B. C. Flora
BEN Hur Building
D. M
Crawfordsville, Ind
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